Carlisle Brass Manital Blade Door Handle on Backplate - Pair
The Carlisle Brass Manital Blade Door Handle on Backplate has a simple lever that embodies the minimal interior aesthetic, with sleek straight lines, and smoothly rounded edges. This lever sits on a long backplate, with radius ends and a counter-sunk hole at each end of the plate for quick and secure fitting.
Looking for a version on Rose? Find the Blade Door Handle on Rose here
Available in Polished Brass, Polished Chrome, Satin Brass, Satin Bronze, Satin Chrome or Satin Nickel. This door handle also comes in bathroom, latch and lock backplate variations.
This door handle was designed by Maurizio Giordano and Roberto Grossi. Maurizio Giordano, a talented architect and designer originally from San Biagio della Cima, combines form and writing in his work. With a degree in architecture, he opened his own studio in Milan in 1990, specializing in architecture, design criticism, and fiction. Roberto Grossi, Milan native and "hillbilly architect" from Milan’s Polytechnic University, brings pragmatism and boldness to his internationally acclaimed designs, like the Tacchini Italia Forniture project featured at the 2012 Venice Biennale.
Supplied in PAIRS complete with fixings.
Description
The Carlisle Brass Manital Blade Door Handle on Backplate has a simple lever that embodies the minimal interior aesthetic, with sleek straight lines, and smoothly rounded edges. This lever sits on a long backplate, with radius ends and a counter-sunk hole at each end of the plate for quick and secure fitting.
Looking for a version on Rose? Find the Blade Door Handle on Rose here
Available in Polished Brass, Polished Chrome, Satin Brass, Satin Bronze, Satin Chrome or Satin Nickel. This door handle also comes in bathroom, latch and lock backplate variations.
This door handle was designed by Maurizio Giordano and Roberto Grossi. Maurizio Giordano, a talented architect and designer originally from San Biagio della Cima, combines form and writing in his work. With a degree in architecture, he opened his own studio in Milan in 1990, specializing in architecture, design criticism, and fiction. Roberto Grossi, Milan native and "hillbilly architect" from Milan’s Polytechnic University, brings pragmatism and boldness to his internationally acclaimed designs, like the Tacchini Italia Forniture project featured at the 2012 Venice Biennale.
Supplied in PAIRS complete with fixings.
